Posted by Austin on April 25, 2013 in the
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Redesign
Not too long ago AwfulMedia.com went through a redesign. The problem I’m facing today is that the redesign that occurred last year basically focused on cosmetic changes and I didn’t introduce functionality. When the website first began, I didn’t know what functionality I would need and what functionality would helpContinue

What is a framework? A structured foundation, the first drop of paint on a canvas — frameworks give web designers and developers, artists and coders, a solid starting point. A framework can be a massive library of scripts and code or it could be a simple CSS file whose sole jobContinue

A useful download hasn’t made its way to AwfulMedia.com in a good while, so here you go. The idea was to create these tables and include them with the PopUI kit that was published awhile back, but they didn’t fit well.
This download includes a fully-responsive, easily-customizable pricing table that is compatible with all modern browsers (IE8 and below do not support media queries, but the tables still work).

In this series we are going to create a custom WordPress theme from scratch. We will learn how to create WordPress themes, use advanced features such as: custom post types, custom fields and meta data. We will be basing our theme on a site like Kongregate.com or Armorgames.com (loosely). ToContinue

What exactly is responsive website design? How is it used? What are the benefits? Let’s talk about it.

Posted by Austin on September 22, 2012 in the
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Web Design
Ever since the creation of my first user interface PSD, I’ve really been wanting to get dirty with a CSS version. PopUI contains elements wrote using LESS CSS to make customization as simple as possible. As a result of using LESS, customizing PopUI is as easy as changing a couple values. A standard, compiled .CSS version is included for those who do not know what LESS is.